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whoa you guys buy heaps of books. i've got like nothing. eep!
Isn't there a BOS rule stating that schools\teachers can't teach prelim before it begins?Wooz said:I have bought prelim books because i was told to catch up since the selective school that im changing to has already started there prelim over a term early.
Excel does not make a mondern history prelim, i've got the macquarie prelim modern history book.googled said:Oh, btw, which is a good textbook for HSC preliminary modern history?
Not really. I'd enjoy these holidays because it'll be the last you have without any work.MissMoo said:and also is there anything i should be doing now to prepare or what?
Not for year 11. There is no need, nothing counts, so just relax.MissMoo said:im going into year eleven too and i was also wondering the same about what books toget etc...and also is there anything i should be doing now to prepare or what?
what about preliminary 2 unit maths?Riviet said:Not for year 11. There is no need, nothing counts, so just relax.
The maths courses in year 11 and 12 are combined, so yes, both year 11 and 12 maths count towards the HSC. However, there is no need to stress about it at this point in time.SoulSearcher said:what about preliminary 2 unit maths?
doesnt that make up a portion of the 2 unit maths HSC exam?
Yeah, I've been told by my English teacher that she couldn't teach us anything from the prelim course during rollover because it was illegal but for Maths, we started the prelim course in the beginning of year 10. Is this normal? I'm not sure if that's beneficial or detrimental for our poor brains *cries*Kid.@dmin said:Isn't there a BOS rule stating that schools\teachers can't teach prelim before it begins?
From memory, there are three option topics to choose from: polynomials, circle geometry, and logarithms, which will eventually be covered in year 11/12.insert-username said:Year 10 Maths has option topics that introduce Prelim concepts.